How to fix: "expected indented block" error

[Bryan Vargas]

I keep getting the same "expected indented block" when ever I run my code.

from myro import*
 
init("simulator")
 
def main():
 
for x in range(10): #repeats code in loop 10 times
 
forward(1,1) # go forward for a small distance
 
backward(1,1) # go backwards the same distance as forward
 
turnLeft(50,30) # slight turn to vacuum a new area 
 
main()

[bvdet]

You have no indentation in your code. Indentation is required to denote different blocks of code. The interpreter expects the indentation after certain statements and an IndentationErro r is raised if not present. Example:

>>> for i in range(10):
... print i
Traceback (IndentationError: expected an indented block (<interactive input>, line 2)
>>> 

[Oralloy]

You forgot to indent the statements wrapped in the "for" loop.

from myro import* 
init("simulator") 
def main(): 
for x in range(10): #repeats code in loop 10 times 
  forward(1,1) # go forward for a small distance 
  backward(1,1) # go backwards the same distance as forward 
  turnLeft(50,30) # slight turn to vacuum a new area  
main()